Matching - Plaid/Pattern Specifications Reference Guidelines INDEX

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1 INDEX GENERAL TERMS GLOSSARY Fabric Page 2 Pattern Refers to layout / design alignment on fabric, not a paper pattern. Garment Page 5 Can be formed by color, weave and/or texture. Plaid EXAMPLES Lines or groups of lines aligned in horizontal AND vertical patterns. Lines can be grouped to form additional linear patterns. Tops-Shirts Page 8 Abstract Design Collar Page 17 Contrast of color AND/OR size of layout / design. Creates a repeated pattern. Cuff-Sleeve Hems Page 18 One Way Engineered Page 22 Can be a stripe or abstract design. Pattern repeats in same order in one direction left to right AND/OR top to bottom. Side Seams Page 25 Plaid two way unless otherwise specified. Bottoms Page 26 Two Way Can be a plaid, stripe or abstract design. Pattern repeats from a middle point in same order left and right AND/OR top and bottom. Total Pages 27 Continuous Repeat Pattern repeats in same order horizontally AND/OR vertically. Engineered Plaid / Stripe Pattern is positioned to fall at the same location horizontally AND/OR vertically from garment to garment Page 1 of 27 5/13/13

General Terms - Fabric Two Way Plaid One Way Plaid Abstract Design One Way Pattern Pattern repeats from a middle point in same order left and right AND top and bottom.

2 General Terms - Fabric Two Way Plaid One Way Plaid Abstract Design One Way Pattern Pattern repeats from a middle point in same order left and right AND top and bottom. No middle point, but pattern repeats in same order left to right AND/OR top to bottom. Contrast of color AND/OR size of layout / design creates a repeated pattern. Pattern repeats in same order in one direction left to right AND/OR top to bottom. Page 2 of 27 5/13/13

3 General Terms - Fabric Fabric-One Way Stripe One Way Stripe Pattern repeats in same order in one direction left to right OR top to bottom. Two Way Stripe Pattern repeats from a middle point in same order left and right OR top and bottom. Page 3 of 27 5/13/13

General Terms - Fabric Continuous Repeat Engineered Plaid

AND/OR vertically with the same middle point from garment to

4 General Terms - Fabric Continuous Repeat Engineered Plaid Engineered Stripe Pattern repeats in same order horizontally AND/OR vertically. Pattern is positioned to fall at the same location horizontally AND/OR vertically with the same middle point from garment to garment. Pattern is positioned to fall at the same location horizontally OR vertically from garment to garment. Page 4 of 27 5/13/13

General Terms - Garment Example: Pockets / Pocket Flaps Example: Pocket Flaps to Front Panel Example: Front Panel to Front

Sleeve to Right Sleeve Example: Left Front to Right Front Matched Mirrored Paired Components touch each other.

but must be same type of piece. Components create a horizontal AND/OR vertical pattern alignment.

5 General Terms - Garment Example: Pockets / Pocket Flaps Example: Pocket Flaps to Front Panel Example: Front Panel to Front Panel Example: Left Sleeve to Right Sleeve Example: Left Front to Right Front Example: Left Cuff to Right Cuff Example: Left Sleeve to Right Sleeve Example: Left Front to Right Front Matched Mirrored Paired Components touch each other. Components may OR may not touch, Components may OR may not touch. but must be same type of piece. but must be same type of piece. Components create a horizontal AND/OR vertical pattern alignment. Components create a reflected pattern from a common middle point. Can be sewn, lapped or fastened. Both sides will be identical. Components create a balanced pattern from a common point. Page 5 of 27 5/13/13

6 General Terms - Garment Two Way Plaid One Way Plaid Abstract Design One Way Pattern Two Way Stripe Two Way Stripe Center Components are placed on a designated vertical AND/OR horizontal line to match, mirror or center a plaid, an abstract design, a stripe or one way pattern. Red dotted line designates a vertical middle of garment. White dotted line designates a horizontal middle of garment. Page 6 of 27 5/13/13

General Terms - Garment Miter Pointed Down

worn) (as worn) Miter Pointed Up Miter at

alignment. Can be sewn, lapped or fastened.

7 General Terms - Garment Miter Pointed Down Miter Pointed Right Miter Pointed Left (as worn) (as worn) Miter Pointed Up Miter at SEAM Components form an angled pattern alignment. Can be sewn, lapped or fastened. Pattern will be mirrored. Miter at EDGE Components form an angled pattern alignment at an edge. Can be lapped or fastened. Pattern will be mirrored. Red dotted line designates a vertical middle of garment. Page 7 of 27 5/13/13

8 Tops-Shirts Example #1 - One Way Plaid Page 8 of 27 5/13/13

9 Tops-Shirts Example #2 - One Way Pattern Page 9 of 27 5/13/13

Horizontal Mirror Vertical Paired Center Horizontal Center Vertical Miter Down Up Right Left Match Front Panel

10 Tops-Shirts Matching Specifications Style Season /Yr : Brand : Vendor : Product Tech : Description: Department: Coordinator : Design Tech : Garment Part To Garment Part Match Horizontal EXAMPLE #3 Match Vertical Mirror Horizontal Mirror Vertical Paired Center Horizontal Center Vertical Miter Down Up Right Left Match Front Panel Front Panel X X Collarband - Outside Collar - Under X Sleeve Sleeve X Sleeve 1 point Armhole 1 point X Page 10 of 27 5/13/13

11 Tops-Shirts Example #4 - Continuous Repeat Page 11 of 27 5/13/13

12 Tops-Shirts Example #5 - One Way Pattern Page 12 of 27 5/13/13

13 Tops-Shirts Example #6 - Two Way Stripe Page 13 of 27 5/13/13

14 Tops-Shirts Example #7 - Two Way Stripe Page 14 of 27 5/13/13

15 Tops-Shirts Example #8 - Dobby Plaid Page 15 of 27 5/13/13

16 Tops-Shirts Example #9 - One Way Stripe Page 16 of 27 5/13/13

17 Collar 5 Example #10 - One Way Plaid Page 17 of 27 5/13/13

18 Cuff-Sleeve Hems 5 Example #11 - Two Way Stripe Page 18 of 27 5/13/13

19 Cuff-Sleeve Hems Example #12 - Two Way Plaid Page 19 of 27 5/13/13

20 Cuff-Sleeve Hems Example #13 - One Way Stripe Page 20 of 27 5/13/13

21 Cuff-Sleeve Hems Example #14 - One Way Plaid Page 21 of 27 5/13/13

22 Engineered 5 Example #15 - Engineered Plaid Page 22 of 27 5/13/13

23 Engineered Example #16 - Engineered Stripe Page 23 of 27 5/13/13

24 Engineered Example #17 - Engineered Stripe Page 24 of 27 5/13/13

25 Side Seams 5 One Way Plaid One Way Pattern One Way Stripe Continuous Repeat Example #18 Page 25 of 27 5/13/13

26 Bottoms 5 Front Rise Example #19 - One Way Plaid Back Rise Inseam Outseam Page 26 of 27 5/13/13

27 Bottoms Inseam Front Rise Back Rise Outseam Example #20 - One Way Stripe Page 27 of 27 5/13/13

Inside Pocket Corners Treatments

Inside Pocket Corners Treatments Best & Better Preferred Method Pre-Creased pocket hem Pocket is prehemmed prior to attaching and attached so that there is no visible raw edge inside the pocket to fray out Turned against body OR Turned